‘Deal or Destruction’: Trump Doubts Iran Talks, Says He’s ‘Not Happy’ with Offer

US President Donald Trump has expressed uncertainty over reaching a deal with Iran, even as negotiations between the two sides continue. Speaking at the White House, Trump said he was "not happy" with the proposals put forward by Tehran.

His remarks highlight ongoing tensions, despite efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict.

"Not Satisfied" With Iran's Proposal

During his interaction with reporters, Trump made it clear that the current offer from Iran does not meet US expectations.

He said that while some progress has been made in discussions, he is not convinced that both sides will reach an agreement soon. According to him, Iran needs to present a better proposal for talks to move forward.

Two Options: Deal or Escalation

Trump outlined two possible paths for the future-either continue negotiations or take a more aggressive approach.

He said the US could choose to reach a deal or take strong military action, but added that he would prefer a diplomatic solution "on a human basis." His comments underline the seriousness of the situation and the pressure on both sides to find common ground.

Iran Submits Fresh Proposal

At the same time, Iran has reportedly submitted a new proposal to end the conflict. However, details of the plan have not been made public yet.

Earlier, Tehran had suggested reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil route, as part of efforts to ease tensions. The country had also proposed delaying discussions on its nuclear programme.

Economic Pressure and Oil Concerns

The ongoing conflict has had a major impact on global energy markets. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted oil trade, leading to concerns about rising prices.
Trump has said that oil and gas prices are likely to fall once the conflict ends. However, until a deal is reached, uncertainty in global markets is expected to continue.

Uncertain Road Ahead

When asked about the possibility of new military action, Trump avoided giving a direct answer, keeping his options open. This has added to the uncertainty surrounding the situation.

While talks are ongoing, both sides appear to be far from a final agreement.
The latest statements from Donald Trump show that a deal between the US and Iran is still uncertain. With negotiations continuing and tensions remaining high, the coming days will be crucial in deciding whether diplomacy succeeds or the situation escalates further.